You can sometimes sue a social media company for harm, but you have to navigate federal immunity under Section 230 and fit your case into recognized New York products liability, negligence, and consumer protection theories. A well‑crafted complaint can make the difference between early dismissal and meaningful discovery for a personal injury lawyer New York…

From Diddy to the Alexander brothers, many celebrities have been arrested for sex trafficking. The name of this criminal statute is prolific in media, but the actual meaning is often misunderstood. Sex trafficking deals with the transportation of an individual for purposes of sexual abuse. A similar but distinct charge is prostitution, an offense that…

New York wrongful death claims are governed by statute, not common law, and the key provisions are found in Article 5, Part 4 of the Estates, Powers and Trusts Law (EPTL), together with applicable Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR) time‑limit provisions. The statutory scheme strictly controls who may sue, what damages are recoverable, and when the…

Introduction A newly filed complaint in the Los Angeles Superior Court presents one of the most significant financial disputes in modern sports business history. Floyd Mayweather Jr., one of boxing’s highest-earning athletes, alleges that hundreds of millions of dollars in career earnings were misappropriated through a long-running scheme involving his former manager, Al Haymon, with…

The Alexander brothers trial is a high‑profile federal sex‑trafficking case in Manhattan against former luxury real‑estate star brokers Oren and Tal Alexander and their brother Alon, alleging a years‑long pattern of drugging and sexually assaulting women and girls in connection with a lavish party lifestyle that spanned multiple cities and countries. Who the Alexander brothers…